The promoter regrets to advise that, due to scheduling difficulties, this event is cancelled.

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Get ready for MEGA 90s! Three of the Biggest International 90s Dance Superstars together for a night of Mega 90s hits!

 

2 UNLIMITED (Netherlands) - No Limit, Get Ready For This, Twilight Zone, Tribal Dance

REAL McCOY (Germany) - Another Night, Runaway, Love and Devotion, Come And Get Your Love

TECHNOTRONIC (Belgium) - Pump Up The Jam, Get Up, This Beat Is Technotronic

Are you ready for this? 2 UNLIMITED will hit NZ for the very first time in April 2017 to perform all their biggest hits including “No Limit”, “Get Ready for This”, “Twilight Zone”, “Tribal Dance”, “Workaholic” and more. The techno/dance-pop phenomenon known as 2 Unlimited had 5 Top 40 NZ hits and have sold over 20 million records worldwide.

‘Explosive, energetic and sparkling’ REAL McCOY will instantly take you back to the 90’s with their mega hits “Runaway”, “Love & Devotion”, “Another Night”, “One More Time” and “Come and Get Your Love”. The German dance/rap group have announced original studio singer Karin Kasar has reunited with founding member and rapper O-Jay, giving you the opportunity to see the original line up. You don’t want to miss this.

When TECHNOTRONIC’s “Pump Up The Jam” was released, it sounded fresh and exciting and unlike anything else at the time. It paved the way for dance-pop, house, and rap to enter the mainstream charts. The Belgian superstars followed up “Pump Up The Jam” with more hits - “Get Up! (Before the Night Is Over)” and “This Beat Is Technotronic”.